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Anastasia Steele & Bella Swan
Fifty Shades of Grey is a 2011 erotic romance novel by British author E. L. James. It is the first installment in the Fifty Shades trilogy that traces the deepening relationship between a college graduate, Anastasia Steele, and a young business magnate, Christian Grey. Isabella Marie Bella Swan (later Bella Cullen) is the fictional protagonist of the Twilight series, written by Stephenie Meyer. /5
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Anastasia Steele is Bella Swan with blue eyes and maybe a little bit more interesting sexual life...
GG, Anastasia Steele! Women are fighting for power & equality, yet here you are, a simpering bestseller more annoying than Bella Swan.
Anastasia Steele is basically what happens when you let Bella Swan go without therapy.
Wait until you meet Anastasia Steele. MT Bella Swan is fiction's greatest monster.
The world needs no Bella Swan and Edward Cullen, no Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele. Who we need are Landon and Jamie. Real love.
Anastasia Steele and Bella Swan change my life.
Now that I'm on my 20s, the way Bella Swan fall in love to Edward Cullend and Anastasia Steele to Christian Grey is really2 disturbing
What I couldn't tell my 11 y.o. about Bella Swan and Anastasia Steele -- Fifty Shades of Vampires and Fairytales
Honestly, I don't know if I want a love like Edward Cullen and Bella Swan, or Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele. 😍❤😘
"I may not be Bella Swan, Anastasia Steele or Katnis Everdeen but I'll always be your Shellyn, your Mitoy that...
and then you have Anastasia Steele, is more horny than Bella Swan/Cullen
Who is more annoying: Bella Swan or Anastasia Steele?
So, "Fifty Shades of Grey" -- I meant to post a longer comment on it, but got sidetracked... What can I say about this book? As I was reading it, I kept thinking to myself "this is like reading "Twilight," except without Edward "Tinkerbell" Cullen and the rest of the sparkly vampires." Anastasia Steele is just another Mary Sue, just like Bella Swan; she has no depth, no character development, she's a blank slate, a cipher for the reader to project herself onto. This series is basically "Twilight" for older girls (I won't say "women"). The one positive thing I can say about it (and this is really damning it with faint praise) is it's not quite as poorly written as "Twilight." However, that being said, I found it exceedingly irritating that, throughout the book, the author kept using words that were almost but not quite the word she wanted. It was like (as Mark Twain so brilliantly put it in his "Fenimore Cooper's Literary Offenses" essay) a sort of literary flatting and sharping by an author with a poor ea ...
My dream in life is to be Anastasia Steele or Bella Swan
Has anyone else noticed some HUGE similarities between Anastasia Steele and Bella Swan and between Christian Grey and Edward Cullen? In I'm opinion 50 Shades is a LOT more captivating than twilight but I definitely think James got some inspiration from Meyer's characters
Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele will be always Edward Cullen and Bella Swan to me.
Anastasia Steele was really created from the perspective of Bella Swan. How they are so beautiful, innocent and overly inlove to their man.
Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey are more annoying than Bella Swan and Edward Cullen
I use to want to be Bella Swan... but after only 8 chapters... I want to be Anastasia Steele!!!
"By contrast, the scenes in which Bella Swan and Anastasia Steele literally fall at the heroes' feet and rely on the heroes' strength"
The Fairy Tales of this new generation are not going to be about Snow white. It's going to be Bella Swan and Anastasia Steele.
I swear, Anastasia Steele is just a less whiny, more kinky Bella Swan
Thinking that Anastasia Steele is Bella Swan's annoying half sister. Worst characters ever written into existence.
I don't know who I hate more Bella Swan for being a *** or Anastasia Steele for being a ***
I wonder about the success of characters like Bella Swan and Anastasia Steele. Is this what women really want to be like?
Every girl used to want to be Bella Swan... Now we all want to be Anastasia Steele.
And you can absolutely tell it was a Twilight fanfic, too. Anastasia Steele IS Bella Swan. To a 't'.
Didn't realize until recently that Fifty Shades started as Twilight fanfiction, but it does explain why I find Anastasia Steele's petulance equally as annoying as Bella Swan's.
I thought Bella Swan was the most annoying lead female character to ever waltz across the pages of a book. Then I met her adult counterpart, Anastasia Steele. Saying she is dumber than a bag of rocks would be an insult to rocks everywhere.
All a girl wants is to be someone's Bella Swan, Katniss Everdeen, or Anastasia Steele
If you all though Bella Swan was a horny girl, you haver obviously by read about Anastasia Steele lmao
Anastasia Steele reminds me of Bella Swan and Christian Grey reminds me slightly of Edward Cullen
So Anastasia Steele and Bella Swan are basically the same character, why be creative when you can sell fan fiction faster than the original? Why are such popular female protagonists so weak and useless, basically teaching the future generation of girls (who can't look up from their e-readers/iPhones long enough to see the same message on MTV) that's it's fun and exciting to be completely violated by someone as long as they have good looks/money/power... I'm sure the sadistic sociopath Elsbeth (Dragon Tattoo) would have something to say about it if she wasn't busy with other women...as if teenagers weren't confused enough!
And Anastasia Steele is boring and whiney as *** and her only interest is reading books *cough* Bella Swan *cough*
So it turns out Anastasia Steele is Bella Swan 2.0. Oh yay.
My observation only 9% of the way through the book: Anastasia Steele is Bella Swan if she never met Edward.
just replace "Christian Grey" with Edward Cullen, "Anastasia Steele" with Bella Swan.. etc. Even Jose is obviously Jacob :/
Anastasia Steele is basically Bella Swan so far
Anastasia Steele is Bella Swan. I want to punch her face. you are Miss Steele 😂
Anastasia Steele is Bella Swan. Christian Grey is Edward Cullen. 50 shades of twilight.
I like Anastasia Steele just as much as I like Bella Swan (hint: not at all)
I have never hated a protagonist as much as I hate Anastasia Steele. Not even Bella Swan
The similarities between Anastasia Steele and Bella Swan doe...iont like (˘̯˘ )
Anastasia Steele is the most irritating character ever. Even more than Bella Swan. I despise whiny characters.
Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele are characters based on Edward Cullen and Bella Swan from Twilight.
Bella Swan and Anastasia Steele. Not heroines of our time, the antithesis of what women should aspire to? Discuss.
So embarrassed that the most popular books right now have garbage female characters like Bella Swan and Anastasia Steele.
Anastasia Steele has to be the most annoying fictional character. She makes Bella Swan look like a piece of pie.
Definitely finding Anastasia Steele more interesting than Bella Swan.
Book review: "If you ever loathed Bella Swan, Sookie Stackhouse, Katniss Everdeen or Elena Gilbert (to name some) you will definitely loath Anastasia Steele. Period." That's it. Now I have to (jump on the band-wagon) read it as I love (and love to hate) all of those characters.
How much is Anastasia Steele like Bella Swan? Would you like cheese with your whine?
"Yes. Mr. Grey is in fact none other than Edward Cullen and yes, Anastasia Steele is indeed Bella Swan." HOW ABOUT NO?
Anastasia Steele might as well be the clone of Bella Swan. Clumsy, likes to read classic lit like Jane Eyre, low self esteem,
So I can now say without a doubt, Anastasia Steele is now No.1, surpassing Bella Swan on my fictional character hit list
The Fifty Shades trilogy was developed from a Twilight fan fiction originally titled Master of the Universe and published episodically on fan-fiction websites under the pen name "Snowqueens Icedragon". The piece featured characters named after Stephenie Meyer's characters in Twilight, Edward Cullen and Bella Swan. After comments concerning the sexual nature of the material, James removed the story from the fan-fiction websites and published it on her own website, FiftyShades.com. Later she rewrote Master of the Universe as an original piece, with the principal characters renamed Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele and removed it from her website prior to publication. Didnt know that
Deff could see Bella Swan playing Miss Anastasia Steele.. Men fighting over her , CHECK, awkward Andy,CHECK
Jesus, Anastasia Steele is as weak as Bella Swan. Can't deal
Anyone else noticed that Anastasia Steele in of grey is basically Bella Swan...
Anastasia Steele and Bella Swan: prude weird outcasts who land impeccably handsome and sophisticated men. How infuriatingly unreal.
Anastasia Steele is a more annoying character than Bella Swan 😒
Anastasia Steele is as stupid as Bella Swan. Oh wait.
First all 'you' girls wanted to be Bella Swan/ be with Edward Cullen. Now you want to be Anastasia Steele/ be with Christian Grey. Why not try being your unique self- be flawed and special and beautiful? Both Bella and Anastasia see themselves as boring and plain. Who wants to be that? Both Edward and Christian are abusive. A man is someone who will love you without controlling you, a man is someone who will encourage your passions instead of suppressing you. Btw, not all prince charmings are filthy rich and physically perfect- imperfections are what we love about one another. or at least the ones of us who are actually in love. Stop swooning over unhealthy relationships. Or at least stop reading awful writing.
Anastasia Steele isn't quite as disappointing as Bella Swan, but Elizabeth Bennet would roll her eyes at them.
Bella Swan has more depth than Anastasia Steele. That's basically the worst insult I can give to a fictional character.
THIS THIS THIS. Trust me, Anastasia Steele/Bella Swan, no one else can figure out what he sees in you either!
I thought I'd wish I was Anastasia Steele but I despise her as much as I despise Bella Swan. I have no idea why the publishers published..
In my opinion, Anastasia Steele is far more tolerable than Bella Swan.
Anastasia Steele, you are the absolute worst. Closely followed by Bella Swan.
Christian Grey & Anastasia Steele are my grown up version of Bella Swan & Edward Cullen.
Just found out Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele were modeled after Edward Cullen and Bella Swan
Is it me or does Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey remind you of Bella Swan and Edward Cullen with a bit less of self control?
Somehow Anastasia Steele is a more annoying and obnoxious literature character than Bella Swan. Ick.
And here I thought Bella Swan was an annoying lead character. Anastasia Steele, so far, may be worse.
she is way too ugly and overrated. she already ruined Bella Swan for me. Don't ruin Anastasia Steele
Ok, Anastasia Steele is the most annoying character. Even more annoying than Bella Swan. How can someone be that stupid? Who's with me?
Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey. Steele and Grey. A match made in unsubtle heaven. Guess it's better than "Bella Swan" ;)
I thought Bella Swan was stupid, but along came Anastasia Steele and outdid her. I wish I was back in the old days of classic lit.
The only other character in a book that has bugged me *almost* as much as Bella Swan is Anastasia Steele.
chapter two: In which we realize that Anastasia Steele is exactly like Bella Swan and I start to regret reading these books.
Anastasia Steele is the more annoying version of Bella Swan. I didn't think that was possible.
Bella Swan and Edward Cullen got NOTHIN on Miss. Anastasia Steele and Mr. Christian Grey. Oh my.
Yes, I still have not decide who I hate more, Anastasia Steele or Bella Swan.
Noo!! I have taken her ruining my Bella Swan but I will not take her ruining Anastasia Steele. Worst idea EVER!!
I'm getting really sick of characters like Bella Swan and Anastasia Steele
I expect he only sparkles metaphorically too. Anastasia Steele is actually a WORSE name than Bella Swan. Dear god.
Anastasia Steele and Bella Swan are like too dumb unrelated lost sister who are innocently in love with the devilish flawless man.
I mean seriously, how pathetic is Anastasia Steele, I'm sorry, Grey? She seriously has no backbone & makes Bella Swan look good
Why is the female main character in a book ALWAYS so beautiful? Bella Swan, Elena Gilbert, Anastasia Steele ... *sighs*
And also, screw Bella Swan. I want to be Anastasia Steele! Lol ☺
I know, they were edited out to be fit for publishing. Bella Swan changed to Anastasia Steele, etc
Wow - I didn't think it was possible to create a character less likable than Bella Swan until I met Anastasia Steele.
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''I got no eyes,'' said Daniel Tanner, 8, smiling.
His mother, Grisel Ramos, rolled her own eyes. ''That's because you took your prosthetics out,'' she said.
Daniel was born without the gift of sight. But he has other gifts: a quick tongue, easy charm and a singing voice that once inspired total strangers to offer him a karaoke machine.
Daniel has a sense of humor, too. Adversity aside, he can find it in himself to smile and laugh. To a family struggling with medical, financial and emotional burdens, that may be the best gift of all.
Daniel's disability is just part of his family's struggles. His half-brother, Malik Myles, 5, has attention deficit disorder and Erb's palsy, a birth injury that paralyzed the nerves in his right arm. Malik, like his half-brother, needs special attention. And, like Daniel, he depends on the dedication of his parents, Mrs. Ramos and Edward Myles, both 28.
''Malik is a step behind,'' Mrs. Ramos said. ''I would say the A B C's with him and point to C, and he wouldn't know it.''
One day, Mrs. Ramos and Mr. Myles say, they would like to be able to afford reconstructive surgery for Malik.
But sometimes, that day seems a long way off. And it is hard to think about the future while still dealing with a troubled past and present.
Mr. Myles served three years in prison for stealing cars. ''I committed a crime and I paid for it by serving my time in jail,'' he said. Now, he said, his goal is to ''provide a safe environment for my family.''
Mrs. Ramos, who was a saleswoman at a clothing store until Daniel was born, has a lot to juggle, too. Twice a week she takes Malik to physical therapy at St. Mary's Hospital in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. But she also needs to pick up Daniel from Public School 102 in Bay Ridge, where he attends special classes.
Often, when she knew she had to get Malik to therapy, she would take Daniel with her because there was no other way for him to get home from school. Daniel receives $575 a month in Social Security disability. Mrs. Ramos gets $109 every two weeks in public assistance along with $234 in food stamps each month. Most of the $1,000 Mr. Myles earns every month as a mechanic goes toward the $1,200 monthly rent, leaving little money for baby-sitting or transportation. So Daniel sometimes misses school.
Last March, P.S. 102 alerted the city's Administration for Children's Services to Daniel's absences, and the family was cited for educational neglect. That wounded Mr. Myles and Mrs. Ramos, who are learning Braille, and who pride themselves on trying to do their best for their sons.
The child protection agency referred the family for counseling to the Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service, one of seven charities supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund. There, they met James Francois, their caseworker, whom they meet with once a week. He also gave the family food from the bureau's pantry and provided MetroCards to help Mrs. Ramos get to her appointments.
It was a relief to have someone to turn to for advice and help with their problems. But they needed his help again in July, when they received a letter from Chase Manhattan Bank, a notice of foreclosure on the two-family house in Crown Heights where they were renting an apartment. They said the landlord had disappeared, leaving them getting bills for the whole house. They were told to leave by Dec. 31.
Also last year, they said, they were hit with $8,000 in bills for gas and electricity, though Mr. Myles said he had always paid his utility bills. The family, which has had to fight to keep its electricity turned on, is still trying to resolve their billing questions with the utilities.
As their problems mounted, Mr. Myles and Mrs. Ramos found their relationship strained. But Mr. Francois told them to attack their problems one step at a time.
He said that if they could find a new apartment, he would get money for a security deposit. In December, Mr. Myles found a new apartment in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. Mr. Francois gave the family $1,800 of Neediest Cases money toward the security deposit and the rent.
The place is not ideal. The walls are covered in a rough plaster stucco, which Mr. Myles said was too dangerous for a sightless child. But the landlord agreed to provide materials if Mr. Myles replastered the walls himself. He hopes his family can move in next week. ''We're actually going to start off fresh,'' Mr. Myles said.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Ramos is planning to train in data entry and computer skills.
And Daniel? At a Christmas party in the neighborhood, he took center stage. ''He stole the whole party,'' Mr. Myles said. ''Next thing I know people were coming up to me and saying: 'We want to buy him a karaoke machine. Here's our phone number.' ''
Daniel is still singing.
''I'm not living in the past,'' he rapped, swaying back and forth, his toes snapping to the beat. ''I'm gonna last.''
Checks payable to The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund should be sent to 4 Chase Metrotech Center, 7th Floor East, Lockbox 5193, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11245, or any of these organizations:
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Donations may be made with a credit card by phone at (212) 556-5851 (ext. 7) or online, courtesy of CharityWave.com, an Internet donations service, at www.nytimesneediest.charitywave.com. For instructions on how to donate stock to the fund, call (212) 556-1137 or fax (212) 556-4450.
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To delay may mean to forget.
Fund Closes Today
Today is the end of the 2002-2003 campaign for The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund. Donations postmarked by midnight will count toward the total; later ones will go toward the next campaign.
Through yesterday, the number of donors was 7.5 percent higher than at the same point last year, said Jack Rosenthal, the president of The Times Company Foundation, which administers the fund. Total contributions declined about 8.4 percent, he said.
Previously recorded: $8,240,549.04
Recorded Wednesday: 14,293.00
Total: 8,254,842.04
Last year to date: $9,008,366.97
Photo: Edward Myles and Grisel Ramos of Bedford-Stuyvesant with their children, Malik Myles, 5 years old, and Daniel Tanner, right, who is 8. A caseworker helped the family with food, transportation and rent. (Justin Lane for The New York Times)


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HOUSTON (CBS Houston) In an announcement made Wednesday morning, the New England Patriots have released tight end Aaron Hernandez.
The New England Patriots issued the following statement after Hernandez' release: "A young man was murdered last week and we extend our sympathies to the family and friends who mourn his loss. Words cannot express the disappointment we feel knowing that one of our players was arrested as a result of this investigation. We realize that law enforcement investigations into this matter are ongoing. We support their efforts and respect the process. At this time, we believe this transaction is simply the right thing to do."
Hernandez has been at the center of a murder investigation and was arrested Wednesday morning at his New England home.
CBS Boston reports: "Hernandez was led out of his home by officers around 8:45 a.m. and taken away in the back of a North Attleboro police cruiser."
Hernandez' arrest comes more than a week after a Boston semi-pro football player was found dead in an industrial park a mile from Hernandez's house.
Twenty-seven-year-old Odin Lloyd, a semi-pro football player for the Boston Bandits, was found murdered on June 17. Officials ruled the death a homicide but but did not disclose how Lloyd died.
According to Lloyd's relatives, he was dating the sister of Hernandez's fiancee and he and Hernandez were friends. They also stated that both men were out together on the last night of Lloyd's life.


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LANSING | Freshman Gabby Kreykes seemed to be everywhere on the court Wednesday night trying to will short-handed Illiana Christian to a victory.
With multiple players suffering from flu-like conditions, Kreykes stepped up her game by leading all scorers with 24 points to go along with 11 rebounds, five steals and four assists. However, it wasn't enough as the Vikings fell 49-45 to Fenton.
"I try to get my teammates involved as much as I can," Kreykes said. "But when they get me the open look, I'm going to take it, and they did that tonight."
After falling behind 9-0, the Vikings (3-6, 0-3 Metro Suburban Conference) staged a furious comeback to take a two-point lead at halftime.
"We had a couple players out tonight and another playing through the flu," Illiana coach Dave Bosman said. "I think it took us awhile to adjust and see who was going to step up."
Defense was the name of the game during the comeback as the Vikings forced five turnovers during a 15-point run to go ahead 28-23.
The Bison (5-2, 2-1 Metro Suburban Conference) battled back and turned what had been a game of big runs into a back-and-forth nail-biter in the second half.
"We can be very inconsistent on defense," Bosman said. "When we're consistent, we can play with anybody. When we're not, we struggle like we did out there tonight."
Consistency was an issue for the Vikings all evening. After the slow start, the Vikings turned up the defense a notch and were able to get the lead, but in the third quarter they seemed to let up and let the Bison stop their momentum.
The teams exchanged baskets for most of the third quarter, but the Bison were able to slow down the pace and take the lead for good at 34-33 late in the period.
"We seem to play better in an open, up-tempo style," Bosman said. "They did a good job of getting back and taking away the transition game .When we have to run a half-court offense, we can get very impatient."
Despite seeing their lead disappear in the second half, the Vikings were able to cut the gap to three, 48-45, with 19 seconds to play but were unable to come up with the tying basket.
"Execution is the key to winning these types of games," Bosman said. "You have to be able to execute. We only won three games last year, so this team is still learning how to win, how to finish."


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October 28, 2014 Issue
Barossa Valley:
3 Rings, Barossa Valley (Australia) Shiraz 2009 ($20, Quintessential): This Aussie powerhouse is like a vinous version of Cirque du Soleil, twisting and summersaulting across the taste buds, more acrobatic than graceful perhaps but certainly impressive in its own spirited, energetic fashion. It's hard not to like a wine that has such a robust personality. Order a pizza, top off your glass, and enjoy the show.
90 Marguerite Thomas Oct 28, 2014
Western Australia:
Cloudburst, Margaret River (Western Australia) Cabernet Sauvignon 2011 ($250): Will Berliner, owner/winemaker at Cloudburst says he cares "about clarity and purity." He found both in his 2011 Cabernet Sauvignon, an extraordinary wine. In keeping with the Cloudburst style, Berliner squeezes incredible flavor and nuances out of his grapes without imparting heaviness. The initial impact of this mid-weight 13.2% stated alcohol is herbs and ash -- an earthy minerality -- rather than fruit. It's a seductive and immediately appealing introduction. A plethora of red and black fruitiness then fills in around the edges making for a spectacular Cabernet. The tannins are fine, but not so highly polished that they don't provide support. Not a cookie cutter style of Cabernet, it retains charms and character, qualities rarely found in wines from new producers. There is a classic -- not over ripe -- Bordeaux-like sensibility to this Margaret River wine.
97 Michael Apstein Oct 28, 2014
Cloudburst, Margaret River (Western Australia) Malbec 2012 ($225): Will Berliner, who has already shown his talent with his sensational Cabernet and Chardonnay, has added an equally impressive Malbec to his line up. Berliner included a small amount of Malbec in his Cabernet Sauvignon previously and clearly liked how it did so he decided to make a small amount of wine (5,000 bottles) exclusively from that variety. He's one of the few to make a Malbec in Western Australia and judging from this wine, it could easily be that grape's new home. Cloudburst's Malbec breaks the Malbec mould because it's not big and bombastic. Instead, it's subtle, not just fruit-filled, with a haunting earthy complexity and a meaty, almost chewy texture. Most surprisingly for Malbec, it has real finesse, in part, no doubt because of the modest 13% stated alcohol. It's likely the best Malbec I've ever tasted and redefines that varietal for me.
96 Michael Apstein Oct 28, 2014
Cloudburst, Margaret River (Western Australia) Chardonnay 2012 ($200): I first tasted Cloudburst wines last year and was enthralled by them. I figured owner/winemaker Will Berliner either had beginner's luck or was a visionary. Now that I've tasted another vintage of his Chardonnay, Cabernet and, now, Malbec, it is clear that his talents are not explained by beginner's luck. The 2012 Chardonnay is dazzling -- not because of its power, though it has that -- but because of its sleek racy profile. Its power sneaks up on you. A subtle refinement and extraordinary length makes it dazzles. Not a muscular wine, there's a warming touch of brioche -- perhaps a hint of hazelnut -- and balancing vivacious acidity that keeps it fresh. What fascinates me is its graceful persistence. It's not flamboyant, but one sip tells you it's a great wine.
96 Michael Apstein Oct 28, 2014
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Maquis, Colchagua Valley (Chile) Lien, Red Blend 2010 ($30, Global Vineyard Importers): Rich, with layered complexity, this Chilean red blend shows off the ability of Chile's Colchagua Valley to produce wines with both power and grace. Complex layers of red and black fruits combined with supple, smooth tannins make this an inviting winter red at the price. Perhaps the oak is a bit too dominant, leading me to give this one a "drink now" nod while the fruit is still bright and fresh. 89 Robert Whitley Oct 28, 2014
Apaltagua, Maule Valley (Chile) Malbec Reserva 2013 ($13, Global Vineyard Importers): This fruity Malbec from Chile's Maul Valley will do nicely at those tailgate parties and end-of-the-season backyard barbecues. With soft, supple tannins it is drinkable now, showing succulent black fruits, a hint of spice and a lingering finish. 86 Robert Whitley Oct 28, 2014
Famille Perrin, Chateauneuf-du-Pape (Rhône Valley, France) "Les Sinards" 2010 ($45, Vineyard Brands): With earthiness and spice, along with hints of dried fruit and wild fennel, this deep red wine has an appealing rusticity. It is also fresh and lively, with sprightly tannins and a reasonably long finish.
90 Marguerite Thomas Oct 28, 2014
Quinta do Noval, Vinho Regional Duriense (Portugal) "Cedro do Noval" 2009 ($19, Vintus Wines): Quinta do Noval, one of the world's greatest Port producers, has been making dry wines from their home in the Douro Valley for about a decade. They make three levels of dry wines. The first level, Cedro do Noval, named after the famous cedar tree that dominate the terrace at the Quinta do Noval, is a blend primarily of the classical Portuguese varieties with a small amount of Syrah. It's a robust red, to be sure, with succulent black fruit offset by vibrant spice and an almost chewy texture. It's lovely to drink now with hearty wintertime fare.
90 Michael Apstein Oct 28, 2014
Quinta do Noval, Douro (Portugal) Touriga Nacional 2011 ($56, Vintus Wines): Touriga Nacional, the most prized grape for Port, is also the most prized grape for Portugal's dry red wines. Quinta do Noval's bottling of their dry wine is as exemplary as their Port. This is an elegant and racy wine, a true thoroughbred. Young and vigorous, it delivers intriguing spice. It dazzles with its elegance, length and balance, not surprising given the stature of the 2011 vintage in the Douro. Frankly, I'd cellar it for a few years, but if you're set on drinking it sooner, decant it a few hours in advance and serve it with a robust dish.
93 Michael Apstein Oct 28, 2014
Losada, Bierzo (Spain) 2011 ($23, Classical Wines from Spain): Bierzo may lack the name recognition of Rioja, but its wines can be equally memorable. The Mencía grape, historically known for making dilute wines from over cropped vines, can make stunning wines, such as this one, when the vines are planted on the rocky hillsides in this northwestern region of Spain. Losada's Bierzo combines black fruit flavors with deep minerality to produce a wine with power, persistence and harmonizing gracefulness. An alluring subtle bitterness in the finish means that if you pair this wine with a steak tonight, you'll be very happy.
90 Michael Apstein Oct 28, 2014
Las Rocas, Catalayud DO (Aragon, Spain) "El Renegado" 2012 ($14, Las Rocas USA): I must say that Gallo is working smart these days when it comes to their foreign interests. This label is representing their Spanish portfolio with a flourish, with a great rosé earlier this year, and now this wine -- a blend of Garnacha, Tempranillo and Syrah that brings dry raspberry, cherry, black pepper, orange zest and tobacco in both aroma and flavor, with moderate grip and a long peppery finish that will pair with a wide selection of spicy red meat preparations. Nice price, wide availability, food friendliness -- we've got another winner.
90 Rich Cook Oct 28, 2014
Bodegas Príncipe de Viana, Navarra (Spain) Garnacha Roble 2012 ($16, Classical Wines from Spain): My mantra is producer, producer, producer. But when I am unfamiliar with a producer, I look at the importer, especially those who specialize in a country or region, because some importers' portfolio are more consistent than others. Classical Wines from Spain is one of those importers. They rarely miss. This simple Garnacha from Príncipe de Viana is an excellent example. It's a well-balanced cheery combination of fruity and spicy elements with hardly noticeable tannins -- just enough so it's not soft and flabby. It's what I refer to as a "pizza wine," but with unusual depth for a wine in that category. It would also go well with rotisserie chicken.
88 Michael Apstein Oct 28, 2014
Mas d'En Gil, Priorat (Spain) Coma Vella 2008 ($45, Classical Wines from Spain): The 2008 vintage in Priorat was cooler than usual, producing slightly less concentration, more vibrant wines. Mas d'En Gil's style leans toward less massive Priorat than many of the other producers. The combination of their style and the vintage means that this wine, while still packing plenty of punch, is less muscular than the typical Priorat. Spice and freshness balance its concentration and a pleasant bitter note in the finish makes this easy-to-recommend wine a good choice for this winter's robust fare.
90 Michael Apstein Oct 28, 2014
Rias Baixas:
Morgadio, Rias Baixas (Galicia, Spain) Albariño 2013 ($22, Classical Wines from Spain): Morgadio's 2013 is to Rias Baixas what Martínsancho's 2013 is to Rueda--a classic example of the denominacíon. If you want to know what all the fuss is about Rias Baixas and its indigenous grape, Albariño, just taste this wine. It has spice and palate-tingling energy, but more depth and length than many other wines from that DO. Its savory, slight bitterness makes you salivate and return for another sip. It's a good choice when searching for a white that packs a bit of punch.
91 Michael Apstein Oct 28, 2014
Cune, Rioja (Spain) 2009 ($28, EuropVin USA): Ruby red in color, with great depth of flavor dominated by fresh red and black fruit accented by a faintly smoky backdrop, this is a serious wine that's meant to be savored with food (lamb chops anyone?). It has a medium body, with notable but not distracting oak, and tannins that are smooth and mouthwatering.
91 Marguerite Thomas Oct 28, 2014
Martinsancho, Rueda (Spain) Verdejo 2013 ($22, Classical Wines from Spain): Angel Rodriguez, the owner of Martínsancho, resurrected the Verdejo grape, the traditional cultivar of Rueda in the 1970s. King Juan Carlos of Spain recognized the importance of his work by awarding him the Cross of the Civil Order of Agriculture. So it's not surprising that this "Father of Rueda" should produce such a gorgeous wine. Martínsancho's 2013 captures Verdejo's floral character and balances its almost white peach-like flavor and texture with riveting acidity. This magical combination makes this sophisticated and versatile wine equally appealing with simple seafood or a more elaborate chicken breast in a rich and creamy mushroom sauce.
91 Michael Apstein Oct 28, 2014
Dry Creek Vineyard, Dry Creek Valley (Sonoma County, California) Meritage "The Mariner" 2011 ($45): You've heard it before -- 2011 was a very tough vintage in California. When the weather got squirrely a lot of the newer players had trouble and made some suspect harvesting decisions. But, as with any widely panned year, there are exceptional wines that find their way into the marketplace -- usually from the more experienced wineries who have lived through these kinds of events and know how to handle them. Dry Creek has been making this blend since the 2004 harvest, and it's been a consistent performer. This version shows deep blackberry, black cherry and cassis with hints of dried herbs, earth and brown spice in both aroma and flavor, delivered in a dry, food friendly style that will continue to improve with further bottle aging as the oak integrates more fully. Kudos! Contains 51% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Merlot, 10% Cabernet Franc, 5% Petit Verdot and 4% Malbec.
94 Rich Cook Oct 28, 2014
Dry Creek Vineyard, Dry Creek Valley (Sonoma County, California) Meritage "The Mariner" 2010 ($35): This is what my tasting notes say about The Mariner: "Sweet. Silky. Smooth. Savory. Had it with lasagna. Great match." Brief but succinct, right? The only other observation I might add upon further reflection is that the wine also dazzles with its long bright finish. And I should also point out that while it was indeed a great match with the lasagna, I've found very few hearty-type dishes, from pork chops to burgers to steaks, that aren't wonderful with Dry Creek's Meritage. With every vintage, even the weaker years, it can always be counted on to deliver a consistent food-friendly taste profile.
91 Marguerite Thomas Oct 28, 2014
Jayson, Napa Valley (California) Cabernet Sauvignon 2012 ($75): This vintage of Jayson from Pahlmeyer is all about power and heft without losing the appealing element of balance. Yes, it's big and rich at 15.2 percent alcohol, but all of the parts fit, creating a seamless Cab that delivers richness and complexity, delicious blackberry and cassis fruit, a note of chocolate and baking spice, and supple tannins that are feathery on the palate. 94 Robert Whitley Oct 28, 2014
Volker Eisele, Napa Valley (California) Red Wine "Terzetto" 2009 ($60): The wine, blended from Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc and Merlot, shows beautiful sweet ripe fruitiness is well balanced by a good tannic structure and fine, full aftertaste. Savory oak and the most subtle suggestion of vanilla are part of what makes this a special wine, as does an integrated alcohol application that heightens rather than dominates the overall taste sensation.
91 Marguerite Thomas Oct 28, 2014
Far Niente, Oakville (Napa Valley, California) Cabernet Sauvignon 2012 ($145): Talk about a nose! Far Niente continues a long string of stellar Oakville bottlings with this aromatic mix of blackberry, cherry, cassis, cedar spice and a touch of saffron that are delivered on a tightly wound palate that currently is red-fruit forward, but showing the promise of the other elements under a firm grip and structured acidity. This is a long haul wine that will please now with a long decant, and reward extended aging. Contains 5% Petit Verdot and 1% Cabernet Franc.
96 Rich Cook Oct 28, 2014
Robert Hall, Paso Robles (California) Merlot 2012 ($20): My experience with Merlot from Paso is that it is usually solid, sometimes even very good, but seldom great. I suspect it's simply too warm through the growing season to produce edgy Merlot, but this vintage from Robert Hall certainly fits nicely in the "very good," category, showing rich, ripe dark fruit aromas, vanillin spice and a long, pleasing finish. No, it's not Duckhorn, but then it's only $20, and a good value at that price. 88 Robert Whitley Oct 28, 2014
Kenwood Vineyards, Sonoma County (California) Cabernet Sauvignon "Artist Series" 2010 ($75): Long one of California's flagship wines, this vintage draws from Sonoma Valley, Alexander Valley and Dry Creek Valley fruit and the art of Keith Wicks in a package that will please the sailors on your gift list as well as Sonoma Cabernet fans everywhere. Aromatics show a top layer of mint and eucalyptus, but further exploration reveals deep blackberry, cassis, mild dried herbs, vanilla and faint fall spice. The palate shows big acid structure, with medium weight and flavors that reflect the nose and are just beginning to integrate. This is a wine for the long haul, continuing a tradition of over 35 years of excellence. Bravo!
95 Rich Cook Oct 28, 2014
Nickel & Nickel, Yountville (Napa Valley) Cabernet Sauvignon State Ranch 2012 ($100): Nickel & Nickel's State Ranch Cabernet is young and somewhat closed at this stage, but the underlying evidence suggests this is another in what is becoming an almost monotonous parade of spectacular single-vineyard Cabernets from N&N. The fruit is dense and ripe, showing aromas of cassis, blackberry and plum, with a hint of cedar, firm tannins and exceptional depth and palate weight. This wine holds almost limitless potential going forward and is a candidate for cellaring up to 20 years. 95 Robert Whitley Oct 28, 2014
Piña Cellars, Oak Knolls District (Napa Valley, California) Chardonnay Low Vineyard 2012 ($34): One of my favorite Napa Valley Cabernet producers has branched out into the white wine world with this elegant Chardonnay. A nose of white flowers, pear and apple with a light lemon crème touch are translated perfectly on the palate, with a soft feel, crisp acid and notes of peach, sweet soft oak spice and stone minerality coming through on the long finish. One of the most Chablis like domestics I've tasted. Well done!
93 Rich Cook Oct 28, 2014
Trione, Russian River Valley (Sonoma County, California) Sauvignon Blanc 2013 ($23): This vintage of Trione evokes memories of Sancerre, the money white wine of France's Loire Valley. Rather than the pungent yellow citrus aromas of grapefruit and lemon that are common characteristics of Sonoma Sauvignon, the Trione trends more toward the sweet red citrus fruits of tangerine and nectarine, with hints of melon and pear. This is a beautifully structured Sauvignon that exhibits mouth-watering acidity, a stony minerality, and exquisite balance. 94 Robert Whitley Oct 28, 2014
St. Innocent Winery, Dundee Hills (Willamette Valley, Oregon) Pinot Noir Freedom Hill Vineyard 2012 ($40): St. Innocent is one of the best producers of Freedom Hill Pinot Noir. The 2012 vintage shows the ripeness of the harvest with pure black cherry, raspberry, and plum fruits backed by hints of lilac, earth, vanilla and allspice. The flavors are rich and ripe with blackberry, black cherry and raspberry fruits enhanced by a creamy texture, a hint of dried mushroom and lively spices at the finish. Enjoy it with roasted meats and flavorful stews during the cooler months ahead.
91 Wayne Belding Oct 28, 2014
Chehalem Winery, Willamette Valley (Oregon) Pinot Noir Stoller Vineyard 2012 ($50): The Stoller Vineyard has long been a source of fine Chehalem Pinot Noirs. The 2012 harvest yielded perfectly ripe fruit character and a rich texture in the wine. The bouquet reveals blackberry, red apple and black cherry fruits underlain by violet, vanilla, cracked pepper and baking spice nuances. On the palate, the wine shows layers of strawberry, ripe cherry and blackberry fruits interwoven with nuances of vanilla, flowers and cinnamon spice. The intense fruit and baking spice tones linger at the finish. This rich and elegant Pinot Noir will age well for another 5+ years.
90 Wayne Belding Oct 28, 2014
Cristom Vineyards, Eola Amity Hills (Willamette Valley, Oregon) Viognier 2013 ($29): The Cristom Vineyards Viognier offers a more restrained and elegant style of this aromatic grape. The nose shows lovely ripe peach and apricot and ripe pear fruits with hints of apple blossom, honeysuckle and butter. Round and full on the palate, it combines the luscious peach and apricot fruits with a range of floral and exotic spice elements. It is a delicious rendition of Viognier that shows a lively and lifted style rather unusual among USA renditions of this grape.
89 Wayne Belding Oct 28, 2014


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Daedelus Shares Official Video for "Onward"
Surreal histories unfold in the new video from LA beat-scene and Brainfeeder veteran, Daedelus, for the lead single off his new album, Onward.
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"The Long Lost" is the sound of love - on so many levels and in so many ways that it's hard to list them. From opening single "The Art of Kissing," the mood is set. Acoustic guitar, brushed drums, Laura on lead vocals, Alfred backing up on choruses. It's a flexible format, held together by the simplicity and beauty of Laura Darlington's voice - uninflected, almost matter of fact, but full of a strange kind of magic.
The Long Lost consists of high-school-sweethearts turned husband-&-wife Alfred (a.k.a. Daedelus) and Laura Darlington. Both hail from Santa Monica, California, where they met in the high school orchestra - he on double-bass and she on flute - and became partners in the ballroom dance club. A fascinating and utterly individual project, The Long Lost take the subject of love away from the cliches and hackneyed wailing of the mainstream and reconnect it to those strange and uncontrollable emotions we're all so in thrall to. Available now, buy from the Ninjashop. Listen to the album here and join the mailing list here to receive info about forthcoming releases and tours.
The Long Lost will be doing a European tour taking this beautiful album on the road which includes husband-&-wife Alfred (Voice, Guitar) and Laura Darlington (Voice, Flute), joined on stage by Amir Yaghmai (Violin) & Jonathan Larroquette (Electronics), aka electronic duo Jogger.For a full list of dates see here.
Surreal histories unfold in the new video from LA beat-scene and Brainfeeder veteran, Daedelus, for the lead single off his new album, Onward.
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Los Angeles producer Alfred Darlington aka Daedelus returns to Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder imprint with The Light Brigade, out now on CD and download formats - Ninjashop / iTunes / AmazonRead More
Daedelus' magnificent return to Flying Lotus' Brainfeeder imprint, The Light Brigade album, is now available to stream in its entirety via The FADER. Preorder you copy on CD and download formats - Ninjashop / iTunes / Amazon.Read More
Vinyl heads take note as you can now pledge to see the upcoming album from Brainfeeder resident Daedelus pressed on vinyl LP via Beat Delete - head here for more info.Read More
Bristol bass-head and Punch Drunk label boss Peverelist turns in an exclusive mix for Solid Steel this week, ahead of Japanese producer Daisuke Tanabe in Hour 2, listen in below the drop.Read More
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She's back with the release of new EP, Everything You Never Had Pt. II, out November 17 on Counter. The title track and new single is the first to be lifted off her highly anticipated album, due out in 2015. Listen to B-side, Superlove, below.
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The Art Institutes Announces their 8th Fashion Competition
Teens with a love of fashion and style are challenged to unleash their creativity for an opportunity to win a scholarship and be named a winner in The Art Institutes Passion for Fashion Competition 2013. Two national competition grand prize winners will each earn a half-tuition scholarship to attend an Art Institutes school, receive a VIP trip to New York City, participate in a "meet and greet" at Seventeen magazine's New York City offices, have lunch with a Seventeen Style Pro, receive a $500 shopping spree at DKNY with the Style Pro, and a $500 gift card to shop anywhere in the Big Apple.
"It is our distinct honor to present the eighth annual Passion for Fashion Competition. We believe the competition serves as a vehicle where aspiring fashion professionals can express their zeal for an industry that is both dynamic and rewarding. It is a fun opportunity for high school seniors to showcase their creative ideas for the opportunity to earn a scholarship towards a hands-on fashion education," said John Pufahl, Vice President, Academic Affairs for The Art Institutes.
The competition consists of two separate categories: 1) Fashion Design and 2) Fashion Marketing & Merchandising and Retail Management. For the Fashion Design category, entrants submit three original sketches of an evening wear garment; and for the Fashion Marketing & Merchandising and Retail Management category, entrants submit a fashion trend forecast board. Entrants must choose an Art Institutes school that they wish to represent in this competition, and later attend. Local competitions will take place at each participating Art Institutes school throughout U.S. and Canada.
Each local Fashion Design competition winner and each local Fashion Marketing & Merchandising and Retail Management competition winner will earn a $3,000 tuition scholarship to The Art Institutes school they represent in the competition. Local first place winners in each category will move on to the national competition where the national grand prize winners will be chosen by a panel of fashion industry professionals.
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More talk, less selfies, basically.
More talk, less selfies, basically.
If your buddy has just told you about something really embarrassing that he did, or complained about her stupid boss, or told you about how his last apartment was a nightmare, do not say any of the following:
"I've got an even better one."
"Something even worse happened to me!"
Love this piece of advice. One of the things I can't stand is people being competitive with each other even in the smallest of things.
It may be too late for this but whatever. This is funny, and annaakana is pretty cool. I think I'm a fan now.
But without discounting that statement, the issue is that these women have the absolute right and privilege to put whatever they want on their cell phones with the expectation that said contents will remain private or exclusive to whomever is permitted to see them just like their male peers. The burden of moral guilt is on the people who stole said property and on those who chose to consume said stolen property for titillation and/or gratification.
Out of all the articles I've read about this issue, I think this one sums up my thoughts about it the best. I hope many people get to read this one.
It's a unique and ambitious endeavor, one that took almost a decade to get off the ground and that began before Jessica Chastain became a star. First-time director Ned Benson wanted to make a relationship movie from the perspectives of both a male and female character – though in fact it began as one screenplay, and when Chastain said it didn't really represent her viewpoint, the filmmaker hit a eureka moment and expanded on his story. The rest is history.
Really looking forward to seeing this. It's been a while since I watched a can't-get-over-it-for-days film, and I'm pretty sure this is going to be one.
Amy Poehler
I seriously love this quote by Amy Poehler I know that it isn't the most powerful or inspirational quote that's out there, but to me it means a lot. It's nice to know that no matter how "weird" you are you will be stronger - by not caring - than those who make fun of you from their own insecurities. Not only does this help me to not care what people think, it also inspires me to carry on with my dream (trying to write books and screenplays). I know some of the stuff I do is silly and not the greatest works of art, but they're me and I'm proud of my projects…
Moral of the story: be yourself and love Amy Poehler, she is awesome!
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Hanoi, Vietnam
This is such a nice city. I love the architecture, the sights, the food, and most especially the COFFEE. I'd love to go back here again. At least I can now bravely cross a street full of motorcycles. ;)
About Alex starring Aubrey Plaza, Max Greenfield, Jason Ritter
This looks interesting. It's got some of my favorite actors on TV that I never thought would be in the same movie.
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The Art of War: Sun Zi's Military Methods (Translations from the Asian Classics (Paperback)) (Paperback)
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DescriptionCompiled during the Warring States period of 475-221 B.C.E., The Art of War has had an enormous impact on the development of Chinese military strategy over the past two thousand years and occupies an important place in East Asian intellectual history. It is the first known attempt to formulate a rational basis for the planning and conduct of military operations, and while numerous editions of the work exist, Victor Mair's translation is the first to remain true to the original structure and essential style of the text. Mair's fidelity to the original, along with his insightful commentary and reliance on archaeologically recovered manuscripts, breaks new ground in solving The Art of War's difficult textual and contextual problems. He confronts complex questions concerning the authorship of the work, asserting that Sun Wu, a supposed strategist of the Spring and Autumn period (770-476 B.C.E.) to whom the text is traditionally attributed, never existed. Instead, Mair claims that The Art of War coalesced over a period of around seventy-five years, from the middle of the fourth century to the first quarter of the third century B.C.E. Mair also reveals the way The Art of War reflects historical developments in technological and military strategy in civilizations throughout Eurasia, especially in regards to iron metallurgy. He demonstrates the close link between the philosophy in The Art of War and Taoism and discusses the reception of the text from the classical period to today. Finally, Mair highlights previously unaddressed stylistic and statistical aspects and includes philological annotations that present new ways of approaching the intellectual and social background of the work. A phenomenal achievement, Mair's comprehensive translation is an indispensable resource for today's students, strategists, and scholars.
- Publisher: Columbia University Press
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- Title
- The Art of War
- Subtitle
- Sun Zi's Military Methods
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- Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 256
Width: 140 mm
Height: 213 mm
Thickness: 13 mm
Weight: 295 g
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- English
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- Columbia University Press
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- Columbia University Press
- Publication date
- 01 March 2009
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- New York
- Table of contents
- Foreward by Arthur WaldronPrefacePrinciples of TranslationGuide to PronunciationKey TermsList of Abbreviations PrecisIntroductionChapter 1. Initial AssessmentsChapter 2. Doing BattleChapter 3. Planning for the AttackChapter 4. PositioningChapter 5. ConfigurationChapter 6. Emptiness and SolidityChapter 7. The Struggle of ArmiesChapter 8. Nine VarietiesChapter 9. Marching the ArmyChapter 10. Terrain TypesChapter 11. Nine Types of TerrainChapter 12. Incendiary AttackChapter 13. Using SpiesAppendix. The Pseudo-Biography of Sun WuNotesBibliographyIndex


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